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One developer pushed pack of patches to a gerrit under topic “test_topic”. For example 🙂
I want to get all this patches on my development branch. Are there easy way to do this?
For now, I am using some magic, involving gerrit query, grep, sort, awk and then git rebase -i.
But, I am feeling, there are easy way. Possibly, using repo command. Nevertheless, I can’t find this way,
You should be able to just pull down all the changes at once with the ‘git pull’ command you can copy-paste from Gerrit’s web interface on the top-most change. If you have local commits and don’t want git to create a merge, look into the
--rebaseargument you can pass to git pull.